in the westbound direction along 80. looking clear out there we can see some of the glistening off the wet roadways. here your drive into the maze and looking clear out there, as well. if you are still breaking the law, texting or using your cellphone while driving don't be surprised if you get a ticket. a major crackdown today. it's no april fool's joke. colonel has more. -- cornell has more. >> it's hard to believe five years ago using a cellphone while driving was outlawed but clearly a lot of people d just did not get the message. so starting today, thousands of cops statewide will be cracking down on drivers who are texting or talking on cellphones. last year police wrote 400,000 tickets for people using their cellphone and 21,000 for people

who were texting. that is a 41% increase from the previous year. cops are really worried about that fact because it takes drivers' eyes off the road. they say they try to be good. >> if you have an emergency call you have to answer it. they might pull you over. they are doing their job. >> it makes sense. people are more aware it's dangerous, it's a dangerous situation to put other people in >> reporter: in 2011 more than 3,000 people were killed in crashes blamed on distracted driving. a new study shows that 69% of u.s. drivers say they talk on cellphones and about one in three read or send texts or

emails while driving. that habit could have deadly consequences. >> eric: new details are still coming to lighted in a man's rampage at crowded walmart store in the south bay. they tell abc news the driver hit two cars before driving through the front of the store. front of the store is boarded upright now after the rampage but this is right after the incident. some of this video posted on youtube. after the driver crashed into a storefront he got out and swung a club at customers. four people were hurt and one seriously. they have not released the name of driver but the car is registered to a hamid zayid. >> they are investigating three separate fatal shootings in the span of three hours. it happened at 8:00 last night

at 70th avenue. follows two other shooting international boulevard, one-half 4:00 p.m. and another about 10:00 yesterday morning. they examined this car with a shot out window and looked for other clues. victim died after being rushed to the hospital. no arrests have been made. >> eric: teammates of a college athlete killed near his home in san francisco are planning a public memorial for him. 19-year-old jacob valdiviezo was shot and killed saturday morning. investigators believe he they mistook him him for a gang member. >> he was star athlete and honor student at archbishop reardon high school. his college teammates discussed and reflect on the logs. now, they are planning a memorial for him on campus as police continue to search for

his killer. tomorrow marks the first anniversary 69 shooting massacre that took the lives of 7 students. former nursing student planned the shooting after getting angry with school officials. they have ruled that he is incompetent to stand oil. oikos will hold two m78s and one will be in eldorado hills on april 14 zblth the music returns this week as the san francisco symphony reaches an contract agreement with musicians. the musicians must still ratify their contract which would end their strike. detail have not been made public but the union was seeking a pay raise and more transparency in symphony accounting. it cancelled several perform answers including the carnegie hall. drivers may face detours.

eastbound 80 powell street on-ramp will be closed from 9:00 tonight until 5:00 and that will be through friday. it's part 69 mobility project. it's designed to ease traffic congestion along i-80 from the carquinez to the bay bridge. >> eric: time for a check on the forecast. let's see if there is still rain out there someplace. >> i hope there isn't, i know we need it but it got pummeled from my drive home from work. >> that will be the case again today. if you get caught under an isolated shower. there is not much energy in the atmosphere. likelihood of hail is remote at best. we are getting a tail end of the last energy with the system. you see it popping up a few showers. wheesd north of martinez, concord and bay pointed, just to the east there of 680 we have showers heading towards fairfield, vacaville and dixon.

hillsdale avenue, bloos only hill road, silver creek valley road, this whole area getting light rain right now. even a little bit of light rain along the san mateo bridge. that is going to be the case throughout the morning. scattered light showers and temperatures hanging out in the 50s. sunny spots at noon and more showers will develop around the noon and mid to upper 60s for the rest of the neighborhoods. dry and warmer tuesday and wednesday. more rain on thursday. you mentioned san mateo bridge. i've got a live shot. take a look behind me. you can see the vein pouring down onto bridge. we are not seeing too much traffic there and making it between hayward out towards san mateo. we do have brand-new crash along northbound 101. the on-ramp is blocked and few extra taillights as you make

night the northbound direction. we are experiencing road flooding, about three inches of standing water and that is causing slowing as you approach the junction. next, contingencies on the north korean peninsula, what the u.s. military is doing to send a message to north korea. we'll have a live report. >> eric: decision day for the city of stock ton. dubious distinction it could earn today. first, this morning's america money reported. >> wall street in strong shape. new quarter after a three-day holiday. when the first quarter ended, dow had the best performance in two years. >> young men living with their parents have been the hardest hit by the recession. their unemployment rates are up a staggering 55% and generation is better educated, economists say they will recover more

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>> eric: breaking news from

detroit. it's 5:13. you are looking live at detroit metro airport. there has been a suspicious device found during a scan of luggage. so the police have evacuated the north terminal of detroit metro. they don't know what the item is, but the bad thing about it a lot of people were evacuated were spring break travelers wearing shorts and t-shirts making a cold walk in detroit from the north terminal to the smith terminal. we'll let you know more about the story as it develops. no word on airport delays, but once again a suspicious package found there at the airport. >> just shy of 5:14. north korea is escalating verbal tension by declaring a state of war with south korea. united states is supporting its ally with a show of air power. joining us live from washington, good morning devin. >> reporter: good morning.

the standoff with north korea remains a war of words but officials at washington say the u.s. military is respond to an attack. >> the warnings out of north korea this morning are increasingly ominous. declaring a state of war with south korea as the nation's leader today gathered the supreme people's assembly. they declared the nuclear weapons the nation's life and not to trade them for billions of dollars. the u.s. is taking the threat seriously deployed two stealth fighter jets, a routine military drill meant as a show of force. >> we have a range of options to counter their provocations and threats. we hope not to put plans into effect. >> last month, u.s. sent two b-2 bombers to south korea and back. the u.s. and north korea are not at war. >> we believe this is part of

their overheated rhetoric. it's something we think they should avoid. >> analysts say the heat rhetoric could park sparbg military clash on the korean peninsula. north korea's kim is considered young, untested and unpredictable. >> as far as i see, this is like an organized crime family running a territory. they are brutal, his father was brutal and grandfather was brutal. >> reporter: south korea's president vowed this morning a swift and strong response from any provocation from north korea. the white house says they stand shoulder to shoulder with its ally. >> can i ask you, how are concerned are officials that north korea might launch an attack? >> pentagon officials are most concerned right now about a miscalculation or misunderstanding between the north and south that could trigger something of a military skirmish on the peninsula. they recognize this pattern of

behavior by north korea is somewhat familiar. a ratcheting up of tensions that later subsides, but they think the tension will pass but kim jong un and anything could happen. >> eric: in virginia, police are blaming thick fog and fast speeds for causing a 95 car pile-up that killed three people. the first of the 17 separate crashes begin shortly after 1:00 yesterday afternoon. it happened on interstate 77 near the border. they say drivers have to adapt speeds to conditions. >> if that doesn't happen, it doesn't matter if you put another sign or anything like that. if you are going too fast and can't stop in time, a sign is not going to fix that. >> eric: 25 people were hospitalized with injuries ranging from serious to minor. rescue personnel closed both

sides of the interstate so ambulances and fire trucks could get to the scene. that is so horrible. i grew up in an area where there is a lot of fog. we have a lot of fog. we have fog today. >> a little bit of fog especially in the north bay and around the coast. we'll have more tonight and rain to talk about. let's take a look and show you what is going on. good morning. have the umbrellas handy and patience. it probably rained last night and streets are going to be slick. here is mountain view and sunnyvale which is good news. most of the showers are light once again the south bay and into the east bay valleys. the maze this morning, temperatures are running still around 53 degrees to 56 from san francisco, oakland, san jose, walnut creek, palo alto and mill valley. what think is going to happen today, a few breaks in the cloud

cover, scattered showers this afternoon. the most widespread and heaviest rain will be during the morning hours. dry and warmer for tuesday and unsettled weather for thursday, friday and saturday. right now possibility that will have scattered showers during that time frame. we'll tweak it as we get closer. this afternoon, future radar showing scattered showers around. temperatures are still very mild to low to mid-60s around most of bayshore until you get down to palo alto at 67. at the coast, upper 50s to low 60s. now, the rain is over and moisture on the ground and fog is going to form. you can see how cloudy/foggy with mid 40s to around 50 degrees when you step outside tomorrow morning. it will be cooler than the mid-50s we're dealing right now. area of low pressure that brought us the showers and thunderstorms, small hail yesterday. pictures from sebastopol, small

hail there. try to get those on the air. with the lows, nearly not as strong as yesterday, still a chance of showers. 7:00, this morning you see the best chance moving off to the east and still hanging around the south bay. as we head through noon, scattered showers but hanging around higher terrain. heading towards the overnight hours, dry push and fog will form, especially strong tule fog. increasing sunshine was head through tuesday afternoon. temperatures will jump a couple degrees the tomorrow. they will spike on wednesday and then pull back with a chance of rain on thursday and scattered chances of rain for friday, saturday and sunday and temperatures back where they should be. >> looks like some of the fog we were experiencing in san rafael. live look outside, 101 southbound as you make it through central san rafael. i want to take you out to the redwood city area northbound 101

whipple on-ramp that is shut down due to an accident. we are looking at few cars making the drive in the northbound direction. want to let you know bart is experiencing some delays on all trains. this is in both directions to san francisco. this is all due to a slow moving maintenance truck. i can't wait to hear this story. a new website helps you decide if your tweets may get you fired. >> and also a major milestone one of last day time soaps. what the stars are celebrating. >> bad bunny, easter bunny, take a look, a bit of trouble with the chp. we'll tell you why. >> today o katie, women that are dying to be beautiful and paid dealer for it. they had domestic procedures but instead infections led

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>> eric: 5:faq big loss for large western drugmakers and win for india's drug industry. supreme court says a swiss giant narvartis, they said they can't get a new patent because the drug is not new. the ruling means india generic industry can make cheaper versions of the medicine for poor people around the world. >> a federal judge is set to rule on whether stockton will be the most popular city in the nation to enter bankruptcy protection.

they are seeking to default on $165 million it borrowed in 2007 to pay it's calpers pension obligation. they argued in court last week it's unfair for them to lose money and retirement fund remains untouched. the bankruptcy case is closely monitored for the potential precedent setting implications whether it's trumps a california law. >> eric: watch for april fool's day pranks from mainstream companies. >> as long as you don't play a prank on me. face of an angel and companies can't seem to put the brakes on the acceleration claims. bloomberg's jane king has more. good morning. facing a lawsuit claims they may unintentionally accelerate. they are seeking class action and names 2005 through 2010

mustang and explorer and mercury cougar and say the throttle system can leave drivers unable to stop. toyota settled similar claims last year. >> facebook is introduced a special version of android's operating system on phones made by htc. it has camera and messaging will be default apps. >> are you worried about tweets may get you fired. you can check whether you are on danger zone, measure the risk and assess co-workers tweets. investors are waiting for report on manufacturing. it's continuing to expand. dow and s&p 500 climbing to new highs before the good friday holiday. and tongue and cheek products looking for extra press. proctor & gamble unveiling no

pigs are harmed. and pet products and tiny speakers to help hamsters get a better workout. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business. >> bacon flavors scopes. they will be following you down the street. >> i love bacon but that is disgusting. >> let's get a check on the forecast. >> bacon flavors and chocolate chips in it. >> then we'll talk. >> like chocolate over bacon? >> fried pickle flavor. [ laughter ] >> here a a lot live look at doppler 7-hd. light rain and moderate rain what we are dealing with in the south bay. streets are slick and going to be weather throughout the morning commute. dumbarton bridge, san mateo bridge and close to say the bay bridge, seeing light rain right now. as you look at the entire state

most of the activity is going to take place from fresno towards the north. scattered snow, rain showers, up in the sierra is possible above 7,000 feet. tahoe is about 51. low to 50s in sacramento scattered showers. l.a., 66 and sunny in palm springs. good morning. >> as we take a live look outside. peek at 80s westbound. we do have bit more traffic and report of metal debris at powell. watch out for that. as we take a look at the maps, slower speeds as you make the drive out of antioch and into pittsburg. 24 miles an hour. so bumper-to-bumper out there but things will thin out as you get out to the point. jump down to oakland where we have the roadway flooding, 880 to eastbound 980. watch out over there. >> eric: thank you. >> general hospital is celebrating it's 50th anniversary today.

>> 50 more years. [ cheers and applause ] >> cast members past and present celebrated with change and champagne, best way to celebrate anything. it debuted april 1st, 1963. this season general hospital will offer fans plenty of story line surprises. there is one special guest coming up on one episode this week. who will it be? stay tuned. the anniversary special starts today at 1:00 p.m. right here on abc7. >> eric: it could be the easter bunny? we'll find out later but the easter bunny got busted. this photo was taken at san diego county after a chp officer pulled over a bunny for not wearing a helmet. the he said he was on his way to a charity event. look like he is crying there. officer let him go with a warning.

let it be known if you are wearing a bunny suit. >> did anybody check? san francisco police searching for a gunman that opened fire on muni bus overnight. the passengers and victim and the investigation still underway. >> eric: coming up first, distracted drivers, around police will be out in force and

good monday morning to you. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. we had rain overnight and a little bit of fog this morning. not feeling all of mike nicco's thunder. >> oh. >> thanks. >> there is no thunder to steal.

that is incidents what is going on right now. you can see zoom down near hayward right on 238, you can see on vanderbilt street right there and seeing some of the better radar returns, heading over to wickes boulevard, farallones drive. some of the better radar returns. when we broaden out the picture it's mainly from the bay bridge but finding the radar returns, as was the case yesterday, it's moving from south to north. if you live north of this area, we do have rain on the way and reduced visibility. down to three miles in hayward and mile and a quarter in half moon bay. we're going to get most widespread rain with scattered showers and scattered sunshine this afternoon and temperatures about where they were yesterday. good morning. >> good morning, mike. we do have few extra cars out on

the roads. 28 minutes along 580 central valley out to the dublin pleasanton area. looking slow from antioch to concord. 80 at top speeds moving at 13 minutes between berkeley and out to the maze. bart, muni and caltrain looks like transit is doing all right but bart we had a a maintenance train that was slowing us down. >> eric: if you are getting ready to head out the door, you might want to put the cellphone where you can't reach it. starting today a major crackdown for bus drivers drivers that use the phones in the car. >> this is no april fool's joke. five years ago using a cellphone while driving was outlawed in california but the chp says clearly, a lot of folks have just not gotten the message.

so starting today, statewide they will be cracking down on drivers that tha will be texting or talking while driving. last year they wrote 400,000 tickets for people using a handheld device and 21,000 tickets texting while driving. that is 41% increase for texting. cops are concerned about that because it takes drivers' eyes off the road. we are talking to drivers this morning. here is what this some of them had to say. >> it's a common thing. they are driving faster. >> what do you think of that? >> it's terrible. it's worse than drunk driving i think. behind folks they are swerving. >> sometimes you know you have to. if you have an emergency call or something you got to answer. they still pull over.

they are just doing their job. >> reporter: 2011, more than 3,000 people were killed in crashes blamed on distracted driving. a new study out just a few weeks from the cdc shows that 69% of u.s. drivers say they talk on cellphones and one in three read or send text or emails while they are driving. police say that is habit that could have deadly consequences. we're live in south san francisco this morning. 5:35 right now. they are looking for a man who shot two people in the mission district aboard a muni bus last night. it happened on mission street near valencia around 10:00. a woman was shot in the stomach and man was hit in the leg. it's not clear what promted the shooting. police say they are looking for any information on a man with long curly hair wearing a black beanie. he was last seen running away

from the 14 mission bus. >> san francisco list have arrested two people and detained three others for shooting a man at a park last night. it at on campbell avenue. 24-year-old victim went to the hospital emergency room with a leg wound. he was last reported in surgery with life-threatening injuries. they arrested two suspects blocks from the shooting scene. >> eric: we are learning new details about a man's rampage at a san jose walmart store over the weekend. witnesses tell "abc 7 news" he hit two cars and tried to run over people in the parking lot before plowing through the front of the store. here is a live picture from that store on story road in san jose. you can see the plywood is up covering the glass and steel doors that were smashed in yesterday. this video was shot right after the incident. witnesses say after the driver crashed into a beer display, he got out and begin swinging a club at customers. four people were hurt.

list have not yet released the driver's name but the car is registered to a hamid syyid. >> in vallejo residents have to thank firefighters after saving their homes after a fire on a tour bus. look at that. the tour bus fully engulfed in flames. luckily there were no passengers on board and the driver made it you out safely but the flames spread quickly to several trees that sit between the interstate and apartment building. firefighters worked quickly to flames to reach the apartments. >> eric: jury deliberations are set to begin this morning in a federal wrongful death case filed by the widow of a barbershop owner that was killed by oakland police. derek jones was shot dead by two

oakland police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call at his barbershop in november of 2010. they say jones ran when the officers tried to question him and they fired six rounds believing he was in the process of pulling out a gun. a search of the scene failed to turn up any firearms. the widow is seeking unspecified damages. newest members of the oakland police department will hit the streets today, 38 newly sworn in officers will patrol with their field training officers today. they graduated just last week from oak's first police academy in nearly five years. the department now has a total of 649 officers. still well below the 837 it had in 2008. a new police academy started with 51 recruits. >> eric: senators are trying to reach an agreement on immigration reform plan. they agreed on a provision that will allow thousands of workers

with limited skills to enter the u.s.a. group of eight senators from both parties they have agreed on a plan that calls for giving 11 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. some republican senators more details need to be worked out. a rally l take place in oakland calling for full citizenship for all residents at open borders. march will follow into downtown oakland. new from overnight, fast moving storm packing thunder and lightning hit parts of the bay area. in solano county, here is a look at the lightning that struck. in stockton, lightning and heavy rain was also captured on video. you can hear the rain coming down. if you listen you can hear thunder, as well. the thorngs of since expired. >> i wonder what we do without those youtube videos in those

cases with severe weather and things like that. when we don't have the youtube video we turn to meteorologist mike nicco. >> i landed in some of those in atlanta and my kids were going, whoa! >> santa rosa this morning, an inch of rain in the past 24 hours. look at san francisco and oakland, half an inch, more than a third in rodeo. .15 in concord. here is the way it looks right now. you siege how it's not very impressive but we do have radar returns and yellows showing up as you get closer to alum rock. lone bluff way a better radar return as we head up to colma and daly city, you can see right through most of this entire san bruno gap, 280 a little ponding on the roadways this morning.

we'll get some sunny spots by noon. temperatures hanging out at the mid 50s at the coast. low 60s everywhere else and scattered showers redevelop as we head towards 4:00. by the evening hours a push of drive weather and clearing, sunshine and warmer weather for tuesday and wednesday before more well weather again on thursday. be careful out there. good morning. >> good morning. happy monday. we're taking a live look outside. this is peek at your golden gate bridge. headlights going to the san francisco side. everything clear at the waldo grade. there are problems along southbound 101. as you make your drive along lucky that is where we have garbage cans in the way and couple cars hit one. moved everything to the shoulder

>> eric: thanks. >> hardwood horror, a coach breaks down into tears following a player's painful fracture.

welcome back. we should found out in f colorado prosecutors will can see the death penalty against james holmes. legal analysts say a pre-deal is still possible that would put holmes in prison for life without the possibility of parole.

they rejected a plea deal from the defense last week because his attorney would not release results of psychiatric tests. 25-year-old is accused of opening fire in a packed theater last july killing 12 people and wounding 70 more. even though capital punishment is legal in colorado, the state hasn't executed anyone since 1977. >> it could soon cost you lot more to park in one city. berkeley will consider raising the price of a street parking permit by 60% to $55 a year. they have been cracking down on parking violators, from citing people that use disabled placards to booting the cars of delinquent violators. cost of these programs runs higher% the money they bring in. the permit hike will discussed at tomorrow night's council meeting. >> possibly nicer weather but we have to get through some rain

first. >> this morning mainly, if you think about going to the a's opener at 7:05, more comfortable tomorrow. wednesday and then we'll get the giants back in town as we head toward the weekend. boys of summer, we have spring-like weather. still looking at light showers for the morning commute. let's head to down to the south bay, san jose, you see the yellows from snow avenue up towards 101 heading over to yerba buena road. you can see light rain around hayward and grove way splitting off to 880. where we're seeing wet weather over towards welling boulevard. you see lake chabot road and up towards piedmont seeing light rain. here what i think will happen, scattered showers. heaviest this morning.

it means the rain will be much lighter and less widespread. so for tomorrow and wednesday, there you go, drier and warmer and unsettled thursday, friday and saturday and sunday. we'll have a few weak storms that will bring more rain. you see breaks in the cloud cover and sunshine. that will help energize the storms. low to mid-60s and bayshore. mid to upper 60s inland. at the coast upper 50s to low 60s. tonight everything clears out as far as the wet weather goes but moisture in the eric thomas, tomorrow morning's commute will be dry and will be foggy. mid 40s to around 50 degrees. here a low that is responsible. it is falling apart but just enough energy that will keep showers in through today even hanging around until 5:00. you can see the dry air pushing

in and cloud cover for tomorrow morning's commute. once we get past that, check out what happens, we start to see 70s inland for tuesday and wednesday. wednesday we will climax the warm as the next chance of rain will be on tuesday. >> right now as we take a live look. berkeley, westbound looking pretty busy out there. we have a report of a crash right at the university. it is blocking one lane. that drive is pretty slow as you make it towards the maze. now take you out to san jose, drive northbound 87 that we are seeing more headlights in that area. take you back out to corte madera, road flooding through oakland, 880 through 980, reduce your speeds. >> eric: louisville basketball guard kevin ware is resting

comfortable in hospital after surgery following a horrifying injury he suffered on national tv. due to the graphic nature we have decided not to show you the actual play. it was just routine where he was trying to block a shot but right leg snapped when he landed and broke in two places. teammates and fans were distraught. it happened right in front of coach rick patino. >> i'm real proud of the team. i don't think any of us with what we had to witness could have overcome it if it wasn't for kevin 12 times saying, i'll be fine, win the game. >> that is what lieu ri louisville did. they posed with his jersey after the game. they face wichita state. michigan beat florida and will face syracuse in the other final four match-up. >> opening day in major league

baseball. san francisco giants will face the dodgers in l.a. oakland a's remain at home after taking two out of three from the zbreints and pre-season bay bridge series over the weekend. a's will host the mariners at 7:00 tonight in their home opener. giants on the road. officials are inviting fans to open day party right here on at&t park. the game will be shown on the jumbotron and free ticket for a hotdog. the giants dodgers telecasted begins at 1:00. >> here is something light and nice to think about. tax day is almost here. companies are looking at their balance sheets. we will reveal which states are most tax friendly and where california ranks. and silicon valley is joining in on april fool's day. what do you expect when you go online today. >> and adhd, alarming trend when

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>> eric: good morning, a new report is revealing a dramatic rise in the number of children diagnosed with adhd. nearly 20% of high school aged boys and 11% of children overall have received a diagnosis of ad hfd according to cdc. estimated 6.4 million children have received an adhd diagnosis at some point in their lives. some critics say the rise could be a sign that the adhd diagnosis and medication used to treat it are being overused.

there is power in numbers when it comes to trying to lose weight. researchers at the university of pennsylvania studied three groups of people trying to shed pounds. one group had each participant receiving hundred dollars for every month they lost weight. another group had an incentive, if they all lost weight each month, they shared 5 holdup. final group was set to lose weight alone and not get paid. after six months, group incentive participants, those who split the $500 if they lost the most weight, they did lose the most, between 7-10 pounds. i guess you have that kind of group atmosphere where you feel responsible for losing weight to other people, that will get you going. >> eric: its green activity, money, the way they did it. [ laughter ] >> eric: time for a check on the forecast. >> money is big motivating factor. >> between alum rock and we have a better chance of rain, light

to moderate rain out of showers. you can see around hayward, if you are in that neighborhood, lighted to moderate rain and alameda stretching across the bay, as you head over to sfo. those are the hot spots. other hot spots, snow level that going to drop around 7:00,000 feet and 51 at tahoe. not nearly as many thunderstorms as we saw yesterday. 82 in palm springs. >> we are taking you back out to your drive. go foev benicia, serious crash blocking just before military west street. it sounds like we have injuries involved. one person is outside lying on the ground. we are going to be tracking this for a little while longer, a

southbound 101 before lucky drive, just a quick peek berkeley drive, 80 westbound, powell street, we still have that crash blocking one lane out there and slow moving traffic moving down to the maze. >> new this morning, google, youtube and twitter are kicking off april fool's day. watch out. twitter says it is getting rid of all vowels. it posted this message saying starting stg today we are shifting to a two tiered service you can use basic service twitter but if you want to use vowels it will cost you $5 a month. google is joining in, they say they want to hip find hidden treasures and unveiled treasure maps under google maps. and youtube is coming to an end according to the company the site was just an eight year contest to pick the world's best video because it turns out.

it's too much and elaborate prank for april fool's. youtube is coming to an end. >> eric: next at 6:00 we're continuing to follow breaking news from detroit. a security scare at the airport. an update is next. >> we're days away from facebook's big mobile announcement. new details we're learning this morning about the gadget expected to be unveiled. >> eric: later, hillary clinton >> eric: later, hillary clinton is done restingys of walking

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no excuses today and no warnings. we'll tell you more about that story of the first a look at the weather forecast. >> mike nicco joins us now with a little cool this morning. >> we can't seem to shake the wet weather, same system hanging around. you can see niles road, palm drive, also all the way down to 880. this is in union city. let's go up farther, harbor bay parkway from alameda down into oakland. we have light to moderate rain falling and from around emeryville. this is going back to san francisco, daly city, colma and a little bit up on skyline boulevard to the west of stanford and palo alto and redwood city. we have light rain right now. reduced visibility. nothing too scary. one and quarter mile at half moon bay. two at sfo. two and a half in oakland. let's talk about what is going

to happen. we have scattered showers throughout the morning and early afternoon. temperatures right now in the mid to 50s. we'll hang out in the mid-60s this afternoon. starting off mild and temperature at 52 and wet areas for your morning commute. still be wet at noon but notice the tapering of the showers and evening hours. as we head out to the coast, showers till the about noon also good morning. happy monday. we are looking at some pretty tough conditions along eastbound serious crash blocking both lanes before you reach military west street. we are looking at a little slow conditions. that drive out there but you want to make sure to avoid this and give yourself plenty of extra time. i want to take you out to the tolls where th